NABS NOW Podcast

In this episode, we explore adaptive team sports. Blind athletes share what it's like to play some of these sports, from Goalball to Blind Hockey. Learn how these sports work, how to get involved, and about the athletes that play them. We also discuss the unique challenges of navigating the world of blind sports and balancing it with the life of a student. Want more? Check out our previous episode on accessible fitness. 

Thank you to our special guests Joshua and Tim Olukanni

Created and produced by Kinshuk Tella, Melissa Sprouse, Nina Marranca, and Seyoon Choi

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Blindness skills training offers an opportunity to develop the skills necessary for independence during college and beyond. While we know training is beneficial, deciding if this type of program is right can constitute a challenge. In this episode, we sit down with our students who have all completed blindness skills training at the various training centers located across the United States. Finally, we discuss how to come to this important decision and what that decision means for you. we also combat a few of the stereotypes surrounding who should participate in blindness skills training.

Thank you to our special guests Erin Daring, Gene Kim, and Ammar Ahmad Tarin

Created and produced by Kinshuk Tella, Melissa Sprouse, Nina Marranca, and Seyoon Choi

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On the NABS Now Podcast, we take the time to explore a variety of paths students can choose to take. This is because we believe that blind students should have just as many opportunities for their future as anyone  else. This episode is all about starting your own business. It may seem risky and a bit frightening, but many students are finding that the benefits far outweigh the downsides. Listen to learn more!

Thank you to special guest Zhenya Pankova

Created and produced by Nina Marranca and Seyoon Choi

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Resumes are an important part of the job hunting process, but what, exactly, makes up a good resume? Why do we need resumes at all, and where do you even begin when starting one? In this month’s episode, we explore these questions and more. After listening, you will have a diverse knowledge base to craft a great resume.

Thank you to special guest Richard Davis.

Created and produced by Seyoon Choi, Nina Marranca, and Kinshuk Tella

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On this month’s episode of the NABS Now Podcast, we are conquering the kitchen! NABS board member Robert Parsons shows us how to make a yummy and special dish step by step. Afterwards, hear our fellow student Elizabeth Sheeler’s story about how blindness skills training enhanced her love of food and creating in the kitchen. We hope you will have fun cooking with us. Be sure to let us know how your dish came out by connecting with us on NABS social media!Thank you to special guests Robert Parsons and Elizabeth Sheeler. Created and produced by Seyoon Choi, Nina Marranca, and Kinshuk Tella Want to learn more about the work we do at the National Association of Blind Students? Visit us on the web at: https://nabslink.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Nabspage/ Twitter & Instagram: @nabslink

In this episode, we examine diversity, equity, and inclusion. While we understand that this may be an uncomfortable topic for some, DEI is an important subject in creating an inclusive, positive world. We will discuss how those in the DEI space have found their passion for the work they do. We will also discuss how anyone can contribute to accessibility and inclusivity. Whether you have experience in this space or whether you are brand new, we highly encourage everyone to listen and reflect on the points discussed here.

Thank you to special guests Monica Wegner, Qualik Ford, Sara Luna, and Ellen Bartelt.

Created and produced by Nina Marranca, Seyoon Choi, and Kinshuk Tella

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Interested in assisting with the production of the NABS Now podcast? Contact Nina at [email protected]

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The process of owning a guide dog is a rich and rewarding one. Still, certain considerations must be made in several key areas when making this important life decision. In this episode, you will hear from two blind student guide dog handlers and receive advice from an experienced professional who works with both guide dogs and handlers alike. Please note that the NABS Now Podcast does not endorse one guide dog school or program and that this episode is intended for general informational uses only.

Thank you to special guests Alycia Howard, Seyoon Choi, and Lisa Derleth.

Created and produced by Nina Marranca, Kinshuk Tella, and Seyoon Choi.

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Credit cards are obtained by students for various reasons, but learning to select and smartly use a credit card can be tricky. In this episode, we explore some important terms to both recognize and understand when applying for a credit card, how to get the most out of  a credit card, and what to consider when deciding if a credit card is right for you.

Thank you to special guests Janae Peterson and Santiago Hernandez.

Created and produced by Nina Marranca, Seyoon Choi, and Kinshuk Tella.

Interested in assisting with the production of the NABS Now podcast? Email Nina at [email protected] for more information.

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The NABS Now team loves to create episodes about meaningful ways to use your brain; however, this month, we want to give you some tips on how to let your brain rest and recover. It’s no secret that finals are quickly approaching (insert cringe here,) but in between the cramming and coffee sessions, it’s important to take care of yourself. In this episode, we explore why self-care is so important and how to integrate it into our busy lives. Stick around until the end of this episode, and you will have the chance to take part in a mindfulness activity that will leave you feeling calm and ready to conquer anything!

Thank you to special guests Candice Chapman and Sanho Steele-Louchart.

Created and produced by Seyoon Choi and Nina Marranca